Stop by the Department of Art & Art History Holiday Sale for your gift purchases this year! Items for sale will include handmade ceramics, fine art prints, paintings, drawings and more! Tuesday 12/6 1pm - 7pm Wednesday 12/7 10am - 6pm Thursday 12/8 10am - 6pm Friday 12/9 10am - 6pm All proceeds help support […]
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The Department of Art & Art History Scholarship Applications open Friday, January 20th and close at midnight on Friday, February 24th. Find more information and how to apply on our Financial Aid & Scholarships page. Need help preparing your portfolio for submission? Sign up for a documentation workshop with Visual Resources, or get some pointers in […]
Drop by to learn more about our majors, minors, and student clubs! Thursday, February 23, 3:30-4:30pm Friday, February 24, 11am-12pm Where: the Pit (just outside the art office) Talk with an advisor! Snacks & drinks served!
The Department of Art & Art History Scholarship Applications open Friday, January 20th and close at midnight on Friday, February 24th. Find more information and how to apply on our Financial Aid & Scholarships page. Need help preparing your portfolio for submission? Sign up for a documentation workshop with Visual Resources, or get some pointers in […]
Manuscripts of Unusual Size: Big Data and Tiny Books Alexa Sand is Professor of Art History at Utah State University where she also serves as the Associate Vice President for Research. Her own research addresses the intersection of word and image in later medieval art in France, England, and Italy, with a focus on illuminating […]
Please join Prof. Shtromberg, on January 19th from noon to 1:30 PM, as she discusses her new book, Encounters in Video Art in Latin America (Getty Institute, 2023), a volume she recently coedited with curator Glenn Phillips. The presentation and discussion will be held in the Irish Humanities Building (CTIHB), rooms 201/211. Lunch will be served. […]
The Screendance Culture Tour 2024 presents a "Latine Perspectives in Film" panel discussion with Tania Hernández Velasco, Stephanie García, Roxanne Gray, and Elena Shtromberg on April 10, 2024, from 12:30 PM to 1:30 PM at the Marriott Center for Dance. This discussion is free and open to all.
Please join us to hear from art historian Lamia Balafrej on Wednesday, April 17th, at 4:30 PM in the ART Building, Room 158. Reception to follow the lecture. Title: Medieval Siri. Replicating Histories of Gender, Automation, and Representation. Abstract: Feminized robots constitute a long-standing tradition, stretching from ancient literature to digital media. Examples span the […]